THE SANDY (Or*.) POST Thur»., Mar. 25, 1965 (Sac. 1)
FFA Fellows to Convention
Three members of the Sandy
Future Farmers of America
club at the high school left early
Wednesday morning with their
advisor, Carl Stauffer, to at
tend the 37th annual Oregon
FFA Convention being conduct
ed in Ontario. The convention
will last from March 24-26.
The boys will be representa
tives of one of the 92 FFA
chapters in the state. Over
900 were expected to attend
this meeting. They are Tom
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Karlen, vice president of the
Sandy club; Jack Lester, chap
ter secretary; and Gary Moore
Jr., chapter treasurer.
Forest Haven
26% 17%
Motel
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Gateway Store
19
Ken’s Chevron
23
42
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Richardson Chev. 62
Attends Food
Mickey Mouse Club 59% 44 % Jennie Welch’s
Antiques
22% 21%
H & J Coin Clean-
Conference
Washing Well
18
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Mrs. Marie Schwartz, cafe
Timberline Lodge 18
26
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Sandy
Post
teria manager, left Wednesday 211 Cabinet Shop 52
Log Lodge
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52
for Klamath Falls to attend the Keystone Fuel
High ind. game — scratch—
53
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State School Food Service Con Bowman’s
49% 54% Fern Hunter, 230.
ference March 24 to 26.
High series — scratch—Fern
Farmers Insurance 32
72
High ind. game and series Hunter, 534.
High ind. game—handicap
— Barb Langlois 217; Jean
—Fern Hunter, 230.
Pullen, 563.
High series — handicap —
High team game and series
Fern Hunter, 534.
—Keystone Fuel, 623-1756.
TRIM TRIO LEAGUE
COPELAND
SPECIALS
March 18
March 17
32
Sandy Truck Line
Brewster's Store
31
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- Yi" SHEATHING
$2 75
$3.95
$5.95
$4.95
4x8 - 5/8" SHEATHING
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PREFIN. BIRCH............
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AIR-CONTROL
ALUMINUM WINDOWS
WITH SCREEN
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5' 0" X 3' 0" $
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$8 45
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UNPAINTED SHAKES
FIBERGLASS PANELS
SAVES TIME, WORK, MONEY! Pour a patio or a walk
— make concrete repairs. U POUR will save you plenty.
Pick up your order in U POUR special trailer, back up
to your project and pour. Hydraulic dump system
makes it easy. No mess, no mixing or lifting. No job
too small! Buy Vi to 1 yard at low cost. Concrete price
includes two hours' free use of trailer.
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ALUMINUM
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STORM DOORS Aluminum Self Storing $29.95
4 ft. Basketweave Fence
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Use Our Revolving Charge Account
COPELAND
Lumber Co.
% Yard
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MO 5-8161
312 E. Powell
$7.50
$15.00
V, Yard
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$12.50
$18.00
Officer Slate
To Be Named
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING
site SrVoV Eduction
NOTICE la hereby given that a neeting of the governing b«xly of
ot Oregon, will be held at
School District No
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discussing with interested persons th« budget for the fiscal year beginning July I, 194*
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and ending June 30, 194 6 . hereinafter set forth
The budget if was () was nut prepared on a basis of accounting consistent with that used In the preceding year
Major accounting changes, if any. and their effect
on th« budget ar« art forth in an accompanying statement
betwren the hours of / ^rn end
A copy of the budget document la available for inspection at
may be obtained for I
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Ladies of the area will be
introduced to many of the latest
spring and summer fashion
wear this coming Wednesday
night, March 31, during the
Sandy Business and Profes-
stonai Women’s Club Style
Show, The preview will be held
at the Sandy high school cafe-
torium at 8 p.m.
Preparations continue for the
presentation under the theme
"Your Easter Parade." A
bright array of fashions have
been chosen for the style show
by local models. Clothing will
be displayed from the Sandy
Dress Shop, Ellen’s Klozet and
Brewster’s Dept. Store, all
Sandy businesses.
A spokesman for the local
businesswomens club stated
that all proceeds from the fash
ion review will be used to
provide a scholarship for a
Sandy high student to continue
.
Members of the nominating
committee will name slate of
officers for the next season
when Dads and Moms club
meets at 8 p.m. Monday at
Sandy high school cafetorium,
according to president Bill
Dyal.
Members of Miss Edith
Jeptgaard’s third year French
class will present a program
of songs and dialogues. Stu
dents will include Crlssy Slad-
ke, Teresa Weatherford, Cathy
St. Clair, Jan Gulvin, Lyn
Townsend, Debby Riach, Sally
Russell, Jan Carothers, Janice
Lane and Hilde Olds.
Phone 774-8871
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which includes additional help
during the disaster and for
overtime for other employees.
The Bureau of Public Roads
allotted another $150,000 for
restoration of the Clackamas
River highway last week It was
announced by Congressman
Wendall Wyatt. This sum is in
addition to the above funds. This
additional allotment will allow
bituminous surfacing of the
route instead of the gravel sur
face.
education at a college or uni
versity.
Final details for the show
are now being completed by
the ladles in charge of ar
rangements, models, decora
tions, etc.
A special feature of the pro
gram will be a wig presentation
by Christina Di Guardi of
the Casa Italiana Salon in Port
land’s Lloyd Center. Miss Di
Guardi is also a professional
entertainer and will render sev-
eral vocal numbers during the
evening.
Models for the style show
this year will be: Mesdames
Howard Berger, Walter Blais
dell, John Bye, Larry Perk
ins, Douglas Will, Jerry Perk
ins, Edward M. Schmitz, Al
fred Schmitz, Ardice Green,
Warren L. Crutcher, Alfred
Gunderson, Al Perkins, Gale
Meier, Carl Loundree Jr., and
Art Colson.
Misses Cheryl Bell, Connie
Berger, Pat Colson, Vickey
Colson, Cathy Knoll, Gloria
Vanes, Leslie Jonsrud, Mit-
chelle Steffi, Nancy Martin,
Cheryl Hames, Roberta Matie-
son, Janice Lane, Diana Blais
dell, Barbara Holt, Diane Rott,
Kay Markham and Connie
Schwendamon.
Junior models in the pro
gram will include: Patsy Mc
Culloch, Leslie Schmitz, Sandy
Schmitz, Debbie Gunderson and
Donna Gunderson.
Assisting the models will be
Mrs. Harry Cole.
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basement of the Sandy Ridge
School It is hoped remarked
Rev. Ed. Neuenfeldt, chairman
of the migrant council, that the
entire school facility can be
used this summer with the ad
vent of the added financial help.
This summer a pre-school
program will be launched, as
well as, a first grade learn
ing situation. All possible ef
fort to enrich the experiences
of these migrant children is
planned by the day care center
committee.
Even with the government fin
ancial help there is still a need
for help and assistance from the
community itself, stated Rev.
Neuenfeldt. Funds from the Of
fice of Economic Opportunity
are only alloted to areas where
the community is doing some
thing about the migrant needs
and can use added assistance
in their program.
Besides the need for money
donations from local organiza
tions, businesses and individ
uals there is a need for num
erous items of equipment before
the center opens for this sea
son.
Items needed are listed be
low and persons having them to
loan or give as an out - right
gift to the center may do so by
contacting the council chair
man, Box 395, Sandy or phone
Mrs. Oral Lane at 663-4960.
The following is a list of
items sought:
Cribs and mattresses; play
pens; walkers; strollers; small
tables; high chairs; small
chairs; baby swings, rocking
chairs, and folding cots.
The loan or gift of six large
garbage cans with lids, a large
refrigerator and an electric
range would be appreciated by
the group.
New and used baby clothes,
baby blankets, crib sheets
(made out of old sheets or
cotton blankets), clear heavy
plastic, action toys and soft
rubber toys are among other
items that are sought.
Mrs. Barbara Coates of
Parkrose is chairman of the
day care program of the local
council and services as the
council’s vice president. Sec
retary - treasurer of the group
is Wilbur Sulzbach, Sandy.
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BUILDING supply
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LOW U-POUR PRICES
The third timber girder at Welches Bridge was put in place last week and the county
workmen finished nailing in the planks placed atop the girders. Here George Bart-
ling. Carver, and Kenny Riding, Milwaukie, are moving the planks into ptace »bout
midway across the bridge span._______________________________
28% 15%
Dew Drop Inn
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Smith Motors
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Fireside
Belangy’s Egg
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Ranch
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Pioneer RI. Estate 21
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Meier’s Dairy
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Government
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Camp Towing
High women’s series and
game—Kay Metsger 487; Cleo
Gagner 190.
High men’s series and game
—Elton Leavitt, 604-210.
High team series and game
—McKinnon Enterprises 2274
798.
Now! “U-Pour” Ready-Mixed
Concrete for Do-it-yourselfers!
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25% 14%
Oja Lumber
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Luther’s
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16 Dew Drop Inn
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Pioneer Real
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Estate
Whistle Stop
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Sandy Food Cen
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Brightwood Store 12
High game—Audrey Colson,
199.
High series—Marty Amach-
er, 532.
High team game—Dew Drop
Inn, 845.
High team series — Dew
Drop Inn, 2326.
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Sandy Food Center 23
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Smith Motors
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Dea’s In & Out
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Richardson Chev.
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Sandy Rexall Drug
High team 3 games—scratch
—R S. Smith Motors, 2448
High team game — scratch
—Brewster’s & R. S. Smith,
861.
High ind. series — scratch
—Don Smith, 579.
High ind. game — scratch
—Don Smith, 237.
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